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COMPARED with the hydra-headed fight against terror, the cold war seems to have been deceptively easy.

At the core of this deceptively simple book is the question of the nature of cruelty.

Anna's army gives her a reach that far exceeds her grasp as a magazine editor, not to mention a deceptively potent economic punch.

The idea was of its time, arriving at the end of the dotcom boom. And like all good ideas, it was deceptively simple.

Problem solving is a deceptively simple process that enables you to come up with creative solutions for managing your stress.

Deceptively simple in plot and singularly musical in its voice, it is a study of the place where our past becomes our present.

Strong in the tackle, powerful in the air, deceptively quick and fiercely committed - he was the complete defender.

At their training camp in Melbourne, things are deceptively quiet, though the goose feathers which make up the best shuttlecocks are flying.

However, one of those attendees has a deceptively simple take on things that suggests we are perhaps not seeing the wood for the trees.

This was a land of multicolored vegetation, small pretty lakes, and deceptively quiet fields of flowers, ferns, and crops.

From the word "shake, " it's a spicy mixture of eggs, tomatoes and onions -- and deceptively delicious.

It also shows Jane Austen's skill at dealing with complex emotions and timeless themes in her deceptively simple stories.

A deceptively simple account of travels in Britain by a Kashmiri immigrant.

It is nearly mid January, and everything seems so deceptively peaceful here in my room in the evening, with just a side-lamp on.

Then it moved on, patrolling the water's edge for salmon with that deceptively easy lope that disguises the species' immense strength.

The exam was deceptively easy, so many careless students did not do well on it.

From a Westernpoint of view, China even appears (perhaps deceptively) free compared to, say, many societies in the Middle East.

The actual registration process can be deceptively simple but time consuming, especially if done on a regular basis.

The glandular units of invasive carcinoma are often well formed with well-polarized cells, appearing deceptively benign.

Like most of his poems, Frost is so very good at using deceptively simple words and images to convey his parables.

The graph above is a deceptively simple picture that says a lot about how the institution of marriage has changed in the last 130 years.

It is deceptively complex - both the part about identifying criminal faces as well as the unidentified deceased faces.

She would have a sense of the undercurrents that flowed beneath the deceptively calm surface.

Then his voice grew serious, the way a coach might caution his team about the impending face-off with a deceptively courteous opponent.

Cherubic and deceptively guileless, she used "humour as a dodge, intimacy as a smoke screen" , Ms Salomon notes.

Intelligent life itself has emerged from the deceptively evolutionary formula of variation and selection.

Finding the right glass for your brew is deceptively tricky.

EIGHT years after the deceptively swift toppling of the Taliban, the prospects for the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan seem worse than ever.

Now I'm going to start with a deceptively simple example.

The goal of ESPs is deceptively simple: to take fairly simple queries and return the most relevant results possible, all in one place.

Deceptively small in column inches, a recent New York Times article holds large meaning for us in business.

The remote viewers used a deceptively simple method based on what is known as the Ganzfeld technique.

What you've seen here may seem simple, but it's deceptively so.

Allow plenty of time for this deceptively short journey.

Name of institution is deceptively similar to well known reputable universities.

The questions are clear, and deceptively simple. But the answers have always seemed well beyond our reach.

The questions are clear, and deceptively simple. But the answers hdpe always seemed well beyond our reach.

See the article eXtreme programming: deceptively simple innovation for information about XP.

Sylvia Plath's only novel is a deceptively modest, uncommonly fine piece of work. . .

This deceptively simple question had plagued researchers in this field for decades.

"Trashed with drugs, " he croons in a deceptively sweet voice.

Little Angels received a latest task: to reach the Rainbow Bridge, a deceptively simple way not easy oh.

This deceptively simple experiment examines the effect of two vital aspects of bargaining: threat and communication.

But such an explanation is deceptively easy.

For more information on testing in XP, see eXtreme Programming: Deceptively simple innovation.

The trouble for banks that expand abroad is how deceptively easy it is to do.

SIEBEN LINDEN, a hamlet in former East Germany, half-way between Hamburg and Berlin, looks deceptively normal.

The instalment payments hide a deceptively high interest rate.

Well, the answer is deceptively simple: We loved basketball.

This API seems deceptively simple to novice developers.

The road we have long been traveling is deceptively easy.

The questions are clear, and deceptively simple.

To give a deceptively attractive appearance to; gloss over.

The deceptively simple pieces seem effortless and casual, yet they have an underlying edge of strength.

The stated interest rates on personal loans often look deceptively low because they may not be the actual interest rates.

The book emphasizes how deceptively effortless Mr. Jobs's ideas now seem because of their extreme intuitiveness and foresight. When Mr.

Deceptively simple concepts such as namespaces and linking turned into firestorms of technological politics.

His voice was deceptively mild.

But the blogger army is on a deceptively short leash, as Huang's case illustrates.

God was deceptively ambiguous, a kind of lie, in the description of the fruit.

However, that printed out view of elements is deceptively simple.

So in 1986 he created a deceptively simple steering program called bids.

It's a deceptively simple question.

This task proved deceptively easy in the dire emergency of 1933.

That's the deceptively simple premise behind a project currently coming to fruition at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

That is, it's deceptively simple to just say "send a bunch of entries" .

Some of the things I love about this deceptively simple tool

With a deceptively light touch, Tyler creates a stunningly realistic, and ultimately optimistic, portrait of marriage. Hadley Freeman

Let me again identify what has been deceptively announced by others in my name:

the deceptively smooth surface of the glacier

Although somewhat obvious and deceptively simple, these are: